Any success with day 3, 4 cell embryo

[Sally2]

Both our pregnancies were achieved with four cell embies on day three.
Good luck honey, don't give up hope! There are miracle babies all over this site as testimony to IVF success...

[Acacia]

Gemhope, my DD is one of two frozen embryos that were transferred after being frozen at the end of day two, so by the time they were thawed and transferred they were in day 3.

One had just turned to five cells and the other was 9 cells at transfer. I won't ever know which embryo became my DD, but I want to say that it really realistic and very possible to achieve a pregnancy (and a baby at the end!) from very young embryos that have just a handful of cells.

Hang in there, and remember that yes, you need the right embryo, but giving every embryo a chance in your uterus (giving them the right place to thrive and survive) no matter how many cells it is is the way to end up with that right embryo, and right now, you may have that right embryo growing away inside you!

Wishing you lots and lots of sticky vibes for your BFP, and sending lots of hope.

[MissMagpie]

Hi Gemhope,

Just wanted to let you know that my little man was a 2 day, 2 cell embie So hang in there. I didnt produce many eggs, 10 in total which resulted in only 2 embies but it only takes ONE.

Good luck and lots of

Tania

[gemhope]

Hi ladies,

thank you all so much for replying, it has really given me hope and optimism. Today I spoke to a senior embyrologist at the clinic and he also sounded reasonably positive about the two embryos that were transfer - stating that they were good enough to do ET and that embies from frozen eggs can be slow growing. (I wonder why the scientists are more positive than the Drs and other staff, I don't know, this has just been my experience?). I now just have to finish the tww 9whish is pretty agonising, but I'm trying to keep preoccupied).

thank you and I really wish everyone all the best 4 now!